<p>WOW! Thank you everyone for all this help!</p>
<p>Kalukai:
I agree, it would be such a great experience to live somewhere completely different to where I am accustomed. </p>
<p>Georgia Girl:
GREAT post! Thank you for doing all that research.
It really does seem that Marshall is recognised to be a better school than McDonough. Plus… Great idea to contact the London Alumni Club.
Isn’t the joint Business/Cinematic Arts degree pretty selective? Do I have to have had experience with film in the past? coz I have heard that the Cinematic Arts school is almost as hard as Harvard to get in to…</p>
<p>"Peer assessment by other university administrators:</p>
<p>Georgetown 4.0
USC 3.9 That is practically even."
What does that mean?</p>
<p>Thanks again.</p>
<p>QW553:
I also agree… both my bro’s went to Georgetown. One went to the Business School (DOING VERY WELL IN LONDON ATM) and my other one didn’t like it so much.
I feel that USC would just be an all-round more exciting, adventurous experience. I kinda like the idea of a big school. I’ve never been to one. And it would give me the opportunity to meet ALL different types of people. That’s a learning experience in itself!</p>
<p>QW553 & MagicalMalik:
When I went to the USC campus, I couldn’t remember ONE unattractive girl. It was AMAZING. My family is American so I already know how great it is to have a British accent over there!</p>